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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-01


The January warrants will be re.
deemed a. soon as the county indebt.
edness shall be funded. This will
leave about $12,5oo to be paid out Of
the tax levy. This levy is of rs cents
on the 900 valuation. The assess.
msnt roll is expected to foot up about
100000. There will therefore be
about $4,000 for the Road and
Bridge Fund, less the cost of colleo-
ton and the amount on the delin.
queut list. This shortage will be
fully slooo-leaving only $4,000 for
the fund.
This $4,000 will, according to law,
have to be apportioned as follows:
Three fourths to the various road dis.
trioss; the remaining fourth Tor $225O)
will be available to redeem tho war
rants issued against the fund up to
January l, 1888. As there is fully
$l2,500 worth of warrants outstand.
ing against the Road and Bridge
Fund At the present time, with two
quarters allowances yet tc come, it
is evident that, as the TIMES stated,
these warrants cannot be redeemed
this year. And, while on the subject,
the TINES may as we'll stat. the In.
disputable fact that no one can say
how those warrants are ever to be re-.
deemed, although some provision will
have to be made for them at some
time in the distant future.
The warrants drawn against the
Current Expense and Redemption
Fund this year will, however, all be
paid by the first of January, 1888, if
the debt is funded in the meantime.
So will the Hospital variants; aud
these are really the most desirable of
all, As the Per capita tax and levy
will more than suffice to redeem them.
They are therefore the most desirable
OF all the warrants issued this year.
The point made by the TIMES was
not that the warrants were only worth
'So'eents on the dollar; but that if
the hospital and current expense war.
rants were only worth that, the road
and bridge warrants were worth much
less. But that was a mere comment
on . statement of fact, and not an
expression OF opinion; as the TINES
Is OF the opinion that all county war.
rants would sell at par if outside cap
'tslists were aware of our brilliant
prospects and undoubted ability to
pay, while the hospital and current
expense fund warrants would com.
mAnd premium.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-01

JUDGE CoFrINBERRY, of Cleveland,
says that DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment cured him. 1t never fails.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-08-01
c o N d I T I o n 8.

CON IONS
Running Races. four more to enter, two or
more to start. Entrance fee In all races, except
Race No. !. 10 per cent. of purse to accompany the
entrance, and to be forfeited in case the horse 10
drawn unless withdrawal Is permitted by the
judges for good cause before the horses are called.
Running races governed by the Turf Congress
rules as far as practicable. except license will not
be required for jockeys. and riding under weight
will not be permitted. but over weight may DO
allowed by the judges. Entrance to all races,
except No.. will close Wednesday. August Sd,
ass O'Clock p m. Entrance to Race No. will
close 10 minutes before the race Is called. First
horse to take the entire purse except Race No. g.
No penalties or allowances Of weights for win.
ming or losing race. All heat races best two In
three.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08

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issnsd The requested order and Il Is 10
be hoped that the supreme eourf VIII
en- Of al possible chances for the
fraudulent alderman 70 esrHPe jusa
punishment
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08
Manual Training vs.. Professional Ed
ucation.

From the PhiIa. Sunday Times.
IL j. n common remark in the South that
too many Of the educated coiOrei people BE-
come preachers and teachers and too few Of
them learn any practical handicraft that
would elevate them in the rank Of labor
above field hands. In this the cOlored peo-
pie are evidently initiating the whites both
North and South. - the educated young
whites every where rush into some form Of
professional life The cOlorei youth have
greater obstacles thrown in their pathway
10 a trade than the whites, il possible, and
il begins 10 be very apparent that some sort
Of manual training will have 20 be provided
in the schools. Unless this Is done the
young coIorei students will continue TO
graduate as preachers and teachers out Of
all proportion to the demand for persons of
their race 10 ill these useful professions II
is evident that manual training for pupils,
black and white, Is becoming an imperative
ueceSsirv
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08

"AS EXCELLENT TICKET" is the uni
Versal expression of impartial people
about the nominees placed in the field
by the late Democratic state eonven-
ton ut Allentown Hon. j. Ross
Thompson, Of Erie, nominated for Su-
preme Judge, il well and favorably
known as one OF the foremost lawyers
i'm the state, while B. j. MeGrann. of
Lancaster, the nominee for State
Treasurer, il o man of undisputed
qualifications for the Office. The ticket
Is O strong one and is bound to be
popular. The democratic party can
point with pride to their standard
bearers, who are backed BY platform
that viii bear the scrutiny of the most
e1acting politician We publish the
platform M a whole ON our fourth
page The work was wei done and
the resolutions bear the stamp of cir
cumspect craftsmanship, and strong
LOYALTY 10 the national administration
The matter Of tariff reform / handled
with care aud the clause referring to
that point i framed N manner that
VIII give satisfaction 20 aU but radical
high pruteeti0nists Taking the well
selected ticket and very acceptable
platform together with the present
unsatisfactory state administration N
united Democracy stands o. good
chance aur T1ctarT IN November
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08
WASHINGTON LETTER.
tFrOm our regular eorrespOudentI

WAsHTS GTOS, ID. C., Sept ), lSS1.
President Cleveland's luck, which was
such noticeable feature Of his early career
sheriff till his elevation 20 the Presidency
has become almost prOverbiaI, 80 that many
regard the great Reformer Of the Democracy
A. n vertibIe ''man Of Destiny" and they
consider the fortunes Of the party safe while
entrusted ID his uniformly successful Lead
ership- And remember the Bachard aIIiter-
alton, the rainy day IN New York and the
victory won bT SOME rHeITe hundrEd pIGF-
uITrv, Since his inauguration all OF the
Presidents Democratic rivals have been re-
move.I By death, and his former competitors
have done nothing % improve their chances
true BIaIne h1s EssesI ,rhe BIIruey stone,
bur he has since forfeited the support Of the
Irish vote BY hSbu0b6iug with the Priaee
or Wales AMI winning British popularity
Butler haz PLACED himself on reeurf IL
avUrIng the wholesale pensi0uIug Of sol
sfIers- tncfud1ng even the EN-COufalerzTss-
Ct John has had enough AMI declines 1-
mother nomination But Lass though not
least B.-ETz lockwood musr b+ enusHIerElf-
she = rzs5lIznr Of Washfn.E-5n- AMI shall
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08
Blg RAllrusd DrHl-

PHTLAFaElE-EIIA. SrTH- a frssffm-
inaTE nuAmrRci ERs sEs-cuis-a fn-aHg D.
tRean tie Eall1nttHe MHsd Dltl0 FA8Arnma
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Br0llpeTH AZ ca a q BnOan Shi,lsey AZ
Co. 0f Lnn60n. and LAIeiT allied banss
In New YWk and I'hilAd-lpa ia Ta-is
Contract provided for the nrRH if4sifsn
4 $500. 90 of B4liimnrs and Ohla
CONSOLIDATED fiFes AID S5.Og.00O Il
Baltimore and OisiS pIefesrrd saack.
fasr tie purpose &C paying Of The entire
Coating d-bt Of the COMPANY and plAc-
i'.g f upon a s0HDd financial basis.
The conditions are as folI0gs
1. The yeTi6call0n of statements.
6e. as made.
,. That The management Of the com
pany 6haIl le placed Ia eompeienu
hands satisfactory To the syndicate.
J. That satisfactory contracts shall
be made betEeen the Baltimore ard
Ohio railroad and IIhe other railroads
for the New York business which shall
remove all antsgonism between them
on the uiject and insure the peTma-
nent working OF the Baltimore and o.
hio in entire harmony with the other
trunk lines, anc also avoid the con-
stTuction or threat Of construction OF
expensive parallel lines north and east
OF Philadelphia
The syndicate is composed OF the
houses mentioned above together with
Drexel, Morgan & Co., Drexel * Co,
Brown Bros, Il Co and Kidjtr, Pea
body 4 Co. "The policy OF the syndi-
cate rs regards the telegraph, express
and sleeping car interests will he that
the company shall be managed on the
same basis as other trunk lines and
thus remove the anIsgOnism that has
arisen from policy heretofore pursued.
The express contract has already been
disposed Of. and while there is no ne
cessity so far as the debt of the rom-
pany Is concerned, for disposIng OF the
others. they may or may not be paid,
as shall he hereafter determined"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08

C1ErELAED. O.. sgL 2-ThH
IB.sniissHs 81 a. J. CirRIs lrs.c C. A z.
ilHEe B8sphed rsssaIilans E.iiich d,-,siHE.-
-'TlHt EiIls pos. lsa,ks S.irh 6isEIgr .aBa-
fiun and condemnation upon every and
Eny Demonstration t'f disrssI-ci IUEaso
ihs legally constituted executive 81 Ihs
nHfiaiIHl s~FesrETm+Isi. fbe EErns beinE
stilEeFEiFe ~ Gi,e Fundamental prlnci-
pies of the 6. A. X. mo Hei forth in IN.
third seci ian Of article G and further
mare. Ee hope and trust that The de-
parfDeut I'm its c0nE0cAiiHn Gt -.
Louis vii take such action as Eill
demonstrate that The G. A r. ID is0l
nc organization for political purposes.
or through which 10 manifest malice,
hatred or III will"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08

TIE late deal In the baltimore and
Ohio r1iiroAd tells but the old. old
EtorT. Its business Was run on The
principle Of everything or nothing. -
and while Eoung Garrett attempted to
gObble up everything. the creditors
stopped in and left him with nothing.
Nothing Ike doing q jDdieious busi-
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08
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sekEss - heG1g g1zS1e To exactly Gisg
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son, after having the 6rs1 inti1st18n or
being III. rapidly becomes worse and iD
tEo or three days the crisis I'm reacbe5.
TIE Lerg01 then coDDenGes to TOliE
and grow black In The face The ton-
sis swell % rapidly that the throat In
almost closed II was reported this
morning that thirteen persons had died
from the effects Of the disease within
the last Eve days childre1 seem TO be
DoIe susceptible 70 the disease than
older persons, q young man Is years Of
age being tbs Oldest victim thus Ear n .
ported.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08
A NOVEL FAIR ATTRACTION.
Many Presents Awaiting a Couple to
be Married on the Public Grounds.

SCRANTON, Sept. AT the Lacka-
wanna County Agricultural society's
fair here this month there will be some
novel attractions. On the afternoon OF
the second day the Rev. David Spencer,
ID. d.. pastor 0f the Penn avenue Bap-
list church will marry q couple right in
the sight OF all the people on tie grand
stand The happy couple, it is not jet
announced who they are TO be will
Start with good supply Of both useful
and ornamental articles. One Of the
society's officers has bought go dress
pattern for the bride, and The citizen
will give them a rousing send OF in the
shape Of S35 baby c4rriags. two bar
reEs Of four, n pari0r carpet, tW0 dozsn
cabinet photographs, i've bushels Of pc-
tarOes,a go cradle, N SIS case OF vine
a 9 siIz umbrella, 100 feet Of lem
lock Hnber, o worth oG sheet music,
m = mirror, two tons Of coal, <13
plough, m SIS range, shoes f1g The
bride and groom, q pound bar CT
soap, oue-haf dGzsu bottles oS wine, q
so ring. sI5 picture, = tozet ses
Eerth sI5. 80 welding ezrrtz, anG q
So rubs- Al the daily neEspa2erz n
tbs city have volunteered 20 serd The
Il
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08

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Il mrnHArE tl~ r~Enfr ed &uea Ezarww.
lat- a EEIArs fsaNha-ll D. a ruzs~ g. Pa ar
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08

HoS CHARLES s WOLFE, OF Lewis
burg. still figures prominently in the
prohibition party. He has been made
chairman of that party's state CON-
rniffaa
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08

NJ s QUAT. elected to the United
States Senate. sent in his resignation
as state treasurer last week, and Gov
ernor Beaver has appointed William
LiVesy, OF Allegheny n his successor.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08
4 Child Burned to a Crisp.

LANCASTER Sept This mora
ing the stable Of Michael Adams near
Litiz WAS entirely consumed by ire
and one OK bis children, a boy twO
years Of age, was burned TO a crisp.
while another aged 5, was rescued
with some difficulty. IL l. supposed
that the ire started frOu matches with
which the boys we're playing in the stable
Dead
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08
TRIUMPH OF ELECTRICITY.
Successful Test Of an Electric Loco
motive I'm the Lykens Valley Coal
Mine.

The electric plant which has been @
reted nj tie cOlIiery OF the Lykens Val
ley coal cOnpaDP. in the upper end Of
Dauphin Co.. proves 10 he complete
success. The motor or electric lOcomo-
tive on its frst trial trip ran into the
mine distance OF over 200 feet AID
out again. Another and more success.
ful test was made shortly afterWa I'd.
when the electric motor was run into
the mine distance Of over one mile.
Ten cars were attached 10 iI. Five OF
these were loaded with coal and Eve
with rocks. The load, weighing over
IL, 900 pounds, was drawn without
the least difficulty. All curves, some
very sharp ,and grades eswere surmouuted
The lfcomotIye Ii now NAL R
regular trips, running n mile in about
four aud a half minutes. The full
power of the motor has not beer tested
yet, but il Is thought that it will be
able TO pull twenty five cars. At pres
ent it does away with twelve mules,
that being the number required to
haul the cars from this drift, All the
experts who witnessed the test express
themselves highly pleased. The chief
engineer OF the Union electric eompa-
ny Of Philadelphia, has offered as q
representative OF that company to re-
place, at their own expense. all the
heavy machinery used TO handle the
coal and the heavy hosting engines
with electricity provided that the CON-
pany Will purchase the electric plant il
II proves successful.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-09-08

SW fOKK- sept z-B5sh6p Harris
died tbs zf1sruoo1 0f fatty degsnerz-
t61u of The hezzt and a ss1ppazz u the
hearts vzTiea The family af Bishop
WEEzn = Harris. consisting 0t NrA
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